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From the New Orleans Times Democrat May g.
The very thorough report OF Dr. Holt on the sub.
1ect OF the leprosy found to exist I'm ST. Martins
Vile calls attention 10 duty which the legislature
ought TO have attended TO years ago. There are
lepers IN Lafourche, st. Martin, and vermilion
parishes. II is TO be remembered however that
while the cases OF leprosy IN ST. Martinsville were
clearly shown TO be hereditary, that q former In
vestigation I'm Lafourche Indicated that the dis
ease was contagious, and the British Medical
Commission which Investigated the epidemic IN
lana are traceable, was thoroughly convinced
OF its cont agiousness. Dr. Holt calls on the
State government 10 provide u special hos
he made an Investigation some years ago,
Of the leper settlement IN Lafourche,
made a similar suggestion. There are less than
Two dozen lepers I'm Louisiana, whose existence
and location are known. To care for them would
cost few thousand dollars al most, and the re-
suit would be 10 eNterminate In a few years dis
ease which has remained a blot on Louisiana Tor
TOO long time already. Even the old spanish
governors recognized the duties OF the government
ia this matter, and 20 meet the increas il lerosy
then prevalent in New orleans, as well tn some
OF the parishes, esta blished hospital here Just
century ago, ana within few Years leprosy had
disappeared from Louisiana. IL has since estab-
liShed Itself IN TWO OF three well-markel sections
OF the State, where II will linger forever, slowly
extending It's faint 10 those who intermarry with
the eprous families, unless the legislature inter-
fereS and provides Gov. Ulloa did "A hospital
within which all those afflicted With this disease
can be confined and treated.
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EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vAI.U
ssd Of GsHH OF a yf fo
sotAkE 1885, ORIGINAL LOTS 5 AND 6, JUST
QS MY H sANfsE AVENUE AND EIGHT
soY FEE 81 81 sfKEhF E ESE
FEET On II STREET NORTH. ' AN" 'so
toTf Z ASR 81 FRET
soIAAkE Ia3 TPF nl 81 FEET FE2NT OF ORIG
soTgAEE s0 g d oT AR 81; Iof II. FRONT
sotSSE s. SEoRsk!5MS s' 5o1iao FEET FRONT
sSkfN VIII fP Ro sSae5 cREEk %
By authority of the last will of the late Harriet ~
provisions thereof viii. at the times and places
hetelnatter named otter at PUBLIC SALE to the highest
specid real estate ali situated hn tse
city Of f1 Washington n DISTRICT Of Columbia,
HALF.PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ in front Of the
fss To ss from y to 3 both
Of ORIGINAL lots and 8, in square l36. said subd-
ber Is folio Id These lots front fee t on New
Hampshire avenue, and run through to 18th street
New Hampshire avenue. S75 on 18Th Street. and nd
the city, square 136 froptins immediately Dupont
on WEDNESDAY. the EIGHTEENTH INSTANT,
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. in front of the
north 81 Il: sns s IN
and fronts ON New Hampshire avenue, and on L, NJ
I'D and I'D streets. These are also very valuable
building lots
On THURSDAY, the NINETEENTH INSTANT, at
HALF-PAST FOUR OCLOCKP p. NJ, In front of the
premises the north 81 feet front by the depth of orr
glna lot III, In square 30 This lot fronts on l4th
improved by an office building
Immediately thereafter III front of the premises lot
H. III square south of square t67. fronting 35 10 on
wafer stpGet, between and " streets south.
'fs oci5SK H. II I1hi
premises two lots Of ground in o8 Of George
town or West asnington one lot fronting feet on
Monroe street, and running back l20 feet and the
other fronting SD OH street, and running back on
the west il3 feet To Rock Creek which hounds the
east OF the said lot and forms of il triangle
, The terms OF sale Will be follows: One.fourth OF
the purchase money In cash. and the balance in three
equal payments at one two and three years from the
day OF sale bearing interest ut six salts
factoriiy secured or all cash. at purchasers option
deposit OF $50 Will be required each lot at time of
sale. All convcyanciD2 and recording at purchasers
cost Resale at purchasers cost aud risk ii terms Of
sale are not complied with IN ten days from day SALE
X ROSS PERRY. Executor and Trustee
THOS- f. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer my6-dt3Oth
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The Odd Fellows, Fair.


The bazaar and festival OF Washington Canton,
!. o. o. f., Patriarchs Militant, at the Street
Rink, has become quite a feature OF pleasure for
the young folks 1t Is attended every night by
large numbers OF them who enjoy to the utmost
the excellent program OF dance music. The Canton
has received a magnificent gold Patriarchs Mill
tant charm from Bunker Hill Encampment, No. ;,
/. o. .. F., OF Boston, IL will be voted for during
the remaining evenings or the festival. The fol-
lowing Is the result OF the voting up TO the present
time: Large oicycle-W. w. Maloney, IT., L.;
Harry II. Burroughs, IL; +. G. Conboye, 1; j. r.
SOthoron, 4. Boys bicycle-A. NJ. Hurlbut L; f.
Bushby, 3; John Dutton, 1. Tricycle-Charles
Champion, 400; Annie Richey, 10. Banto-E c.
Redfield, SO; L. Llndheimer, 1; Miss Handy ID;
w. Griffin, IL; W. =. Cady, 26. Uniform for cap
tain OF Canton-P. W. Hardin, 103k; w. T. CALI
her, 70; j. A. Shackelford ia. Uniform for cheva-
lief. N. KrouS, ia: j. A. Anadale, 200; s. Il.
Boyce, 150; F. c. GrifIln, 121. Regalia for SUBJ
lodge oficerS-Covenant No. 13. 10; Columbia No.
10, l; Union No. IL. E2; Golden Rule No. ~, =.
Rechabite regalta-E. 5. Woodford, 30. Past
noble grands collar-Mrs. Mclean, 20o; Mrs. Web
ster, LIN. Past grand patr1arch's Jewel-Ieo. A.
Green, 3I7h; w. II. Frazier, 139 Watch for lady
Mrs. I. w. Fowler, 219; MIS- v. keSsler, 201; Mss
Matte B. Kidd, lbs. Baby carriage, III. RoSen-
berg, A. Base ball outnt-Northern Liberty 4;
Palias %; Washington High School, ID; Pension
ONCE Juniors, /. Harness.. Il. Chauncey, 6Ok;
VIM. Richards, SO. Doll-Neliie Richards 22k;
Rosa Lee Pruitt, 10; Lille Thompson, 90; Rosa
Bruckheimer, 1. Bronze vases-MrS. $. c. Leon
ard, IL. p. g. SachemS regalia-Matthew Jarboe
I'm; VIM. II. Wilson. 40
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Jay Gould Was a Large Holder.


AND THE VALUE OF THE BONDS ADVANCED RAPIDLY
The Pacific Railwayinvestigat;on was continued
In New York yesterday afternoon before the COM
mission, with VIM. Bond, the former president OF
the st. Joseph ana Denver Railroad, on the stand.
He testified that he was president OF the road in
1873 was appointed its receiver in 1874, and
occupied that position till 1879. The road was re-
organized In 1877 by foreclosure or separate diy-
SiOns These divisions were known as the ST.
Joseph and Pacific and the Kansas and Nebraska
These roads were afterward consolidated, and
known as The st. Joseph and western, which was
leased TO the Union Pacific road In June 1879, and
was operated By that road till it was fereciosed
again in 1854. No bonds or interest on bonds Were
paid by the st. Joseph and Denver till after the
consolidation with the Union Pacific, when
the interest on bonds was guaranteed by q
tart0 contract. The value OF the bonds OF
this road in 1878 was about % cents, and at the
consolidation OF the Union Pacific and Kansas Pa
ciiic the value OF the bonds advanced rapidly. Jay
Gould was director OF the st. Joseph and West
ern, and witness conferred with him with refer
ence TO its transfer to the Union Pacific he knew
that Mr.. Gould was large holder OF the securities
OF the company, and told OF the different sources
from which he acquired them for about 40 cents
on the dollar. Mr.. Gould was also a director In
and owned Large amounts OF the securities OF the
Hastings and Grand Island road and the ST. Joseph
Bridge Co.
Geo. Arents, a Wall street broker for seventeen
years whose Office was at New street, testified
that second bonds sold for 23 cents, and In 1879
rose To e.; nrstS sold in 1878 at IL, and 1879 as
high as So.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR MARBLE GRANITE AND BLUE
II STONE WORK FOR CAPITOL TERRACES AND
GRAND STAIRWATS.
ARCHITECTS OFFICE u. s. CAPITOL
WASHINGTON. ID. c. April ,;}d, 1887.
Proposals will be received Mt this office until MAY
THlRTf-ONE. 1887. AT NOON. for the Marble.
Granite and Blue Stone Work and Material for the
completion of the Terrace and Grand Sairways the
L. - Capitol.
Plans and ecihcations may be at this Office.
EDWARD CLARK.
sp.,.}-s nv tIny30inc Architect of Capitol.
d ROPOSALS FOR DREDGING AND EMBANk-
!. MENT.
L. s. ENGINEER OFFICE,
2l:6 Pennsylvania Avenue " W.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. May 3, 1887.
Scaled Proposals for Dredging and Enlbankment On
Improvement of Potomac River. will be received at
this Office, until TWELVE NJ, On SATURDAY, MAY
TWENTY -EIGHTH, 1897.
For specifications. forms of bids and other informa-
tlOn, apply al this Office.
PETER c. HAMS.
nyf0.11. IL, l.: ..,ti.21 ieut.-Coi. of Engineers
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DUNcANsON BROS. Aucts.
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
At NORTHWEST CORNER OF AND TWEEN
TI-SENENTH STREETS. GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust, duly recorded among
the land records of the District of Columbia. Lii
Der a. folio lOA, ard the written request of -
the party secured thereby. shall sell AZ public
ton. in front of the premises, SATURDAY. the
FOURTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1887. at HAI.F-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK M. the following described real
tate, situated Georgetown said District The
east IS feet front Gay (now NJ street. by depth of
40 feet of Lot 49, in Holmeads addition thereto,
proved by Frame House.
Terms of sale Onethird cash. of which $50 must be
paid ut time of SALE residue in two equal payments at
one and two per cent interest. secured by
deed of trust the property sold ali cash. at option
OF purchaser. All conveyancing, &c. at purchasers
cost IL terms not comp lied with in ten days from
day of sale the Trustee the right advertise
risk CHARLES h CRAGIN JR
rny3-dts Surviving Trustee.
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Tranxferx Of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: Fannie
A. Moore to Fannie V. BaggetJ, subs lis to I'D
and 127 to l31, So. CPS; $3.50. Mary Z. Thomp-
son 70 Susanna G. Hickey, sub "a, 50. 81: g. 100
F. w. Jones, trustee, to X. b. Cropley, part 8, Old
Georgetown; S4,77.. ID. b. Gror TO j. j. OCon-
nell, sub lot B, 50. 511; $3.50. c. Schneider to
James +. Graham ct al, sub lot Al, So. 669; s..
Mary w. Ross to ID. L. Dennun, sub &C. SO. 3:s2;
81 900. Z. Eberback TO Louis r. Stuff sub D. So
6ls: s. Mary Green TO Jennie c. kpp, sub Il,
80. 215 So, 100. Elizabeth PreusS TO w. u. Berry,
man, sub lot b, So 435; s4,S00. j. T. Fowler TO
s1,5OO. C. C. Jewett to L. r. futile, part widows
Mite; SIC, 600: R. A. Morrison to II. 4. olcott sub
lot 1os g. ses s. John WurdeIiicn TO Eva
II. Warner ct al to Adaine p. Sterling lot 1,
block 8, bingham Place $500 Constantine
$3.50 c. Kemp to R. W. Mcpherson, sub lot q,
SO. $780, $3.50. s. c. Pomeroy ct al, to ". Beck
ert lot 9. section Barry Farm; $50. F. Leonard
Culver to Jno. Miller and b. il. Hazen, pts. 4 and
!, SO. Boz: 5000 A. j: Simpson TO j: B. Archer,
north half q. So. sol; 1900: On: kessinger to
Walter TO c. Wilmer, sub lots 10 to H. Gass' sub
lot 2, Taylors sub Pleasant Plains: s5,545.4O. H.
no.; $3.50. Caroline E Knox to K. E Morris, sub
lots 70 l6 So 1049; $4,000. j. A. Hamilton TO A.
c. Clark, pit: sub 16. So. 81; s3,951.45. Sarah A.
d. L. Morrison to Elizabeth Rittcnhouse, sub lots
30 to b. So III; ,36i.1s. j. c. Churchill to II. j.
Penrod, lot l34 c. Browns SUBJ, pit. Mt. Pleasant;
inert ct al, pit. g. So. BID; $1,000. Same to j. j.
Hogan, pit. same; $4,000. l. I. Lewis ct al. to c.
X. Newman ct al, lots ID and II. and pit. IL, So
3o2; 800. G. Mason to w. Wanng, G. q lot 5, blk
9. Efingham Place; $50. A. f. Barker to I. A. I.
Judd, sub lot l, So 400; $4,000. .. NJ Ball to j. +
Mckinney to Laura $. Hunt, sub lot 90, SO. PHI !;
1896. A.F.Hilyer 10 Jacob G. Hutchins, lots Ia 20
and24 blk 3, t. BIS sub, Pleasant PlanS &C;
G,150. j. q. Hutch1ns to A. L. Hilyer, lots l6, Is
and -, do. g, l50. Sarah oBrien TO A. A. Brooke
pit. II, 50. $40: s. Lizzie Cannon to Jacob Glover
pit. II and -. So 56S; $. Jno. OLeary to T. c.
Holiday, pit. 49, So. 157: sl4.5o0 A. A. Brooke to
Margaret C. McCarty, PIT. IL. So. SO; $. 7. Kir-
$4,S19.50. c. A Langtry ct al. to Jno. T. West, pit
n, SO. 296: 5000 f. Higbee to W. b. Allison, pit.
II. SO. pa; 1870. Susan NJ. Hughes TO same, same
property; 1919. c. V. Trott TO Nora Edgar, sub
lot "a, 81. l05S; $1,000 c. A. McEwen TO sadie A.
Dade trustee, lot ~, blk j, sec. J. Barrvie; s,5.
Addie G. Adams 10 Jno. Miller, 81. n. OF 69T Slu-
600. n. w. Harris to l. S. Brown, lot III, blk 30.
Columbia Heights: SD, 1S3.59 ID. w. Patterson to
same, lot 10, d. blk 81; S14, 800. Sailie L. Lam
On TO same, lot Il, blk 81; 81 1850.
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'THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
STREET NORTHWEST, NO. sos.
shall offer for sale at public auction on the -
premises on WEDNESDAY, the ELEVENTH OFsS;3
MAY. 1897 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, part of lot I'll
in square 453, BEGINNING at point street north
distant % feet from the southeast corner of said
square, thence east 20 feet, thence north S5 feet,
thence west 20 feet thence south S5 feet to said II
street and the place of beginning, improved by two
story brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One. third cash. balance in one and
two years from day Of sale with interest all cash
the option of the purchaser Conveyancing the
OF the purchaser. JAS q. PAYNE. trustee.
my3-dEda
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THO1dAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO. 426 MAS
SACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHWEST AT AUG
TION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTEROON. MAY ELEy--
ENTH, 1887. at SIX O'CLOCK. in front of thefxsa
premises shall sell part of lot 8. in square II .
to wide alley. Improved by comfortable eight
room frame dwelling No 426 Massachusetts avenue
northwest Terms-haf cash. balance i'll six and
twelve months, with notes bearing interest at six
per cent annuIl. and secured by deed of trust,
or all cash at option OF purchaser: 100 deposit
qured ut the time of sale. All conveyancing and
cordlng at purchasers cost Sale to be consumated
III ten days from the date of purchase.
my4-dNdS THOMAS DOWLINCi. AuctiOneer.
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Sales of Real Estate.

L Il. Emmert ct al have bought of I. E. Wagga-
man, trustee, part or lot q, square S2 19x5O feet
on 18th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
street, for 5000; and j. j. Hogan has bought
part OF same, 15X50 feet adjoining, for 81 coo
Elizabeth Rittenhouse has bought or ID. L. Morr1-
son, for S7,361.1S sub lots 30 to 81, square III,
each 17X1OO feet, on Swami street, between lot "a
and 18th and and I streets. Theo. A. I. Judd
has bought for 5000, or A. +. Barker sub lot L,
square 409, 18.33x6s feet, on the public space
fronting Maryland avenue, between Sth and 9th
streets southwest.
Laura s. Hunt has bought OF Henry Mckinney
for 50 $50 sub lot 20. square 211 364 feet; at the
Intersection OF 18th street and Rhode Island
avenue.
John Miller and D. II. Hazen have bought Of C.
T. culver for 5000, parts OF lots and ), square
2, fronting 64 feet on 10th street and 81 feet on
street southwest. Calvin Wilmer has bought OF
John H. Walter, for S5,545.40, four lots In Gass'
SUBJ OF lot ., In Tayior's sub. part OF Pleasant
Plains. Jesse V. \. Huyck has bought OF II. r.
Webb, trustee. part Of lot 10 reservation TO- % by
15O feet, fronting on Sd street, between Pennsyl-
vanta avenue and & street northwest. r. E. Morris
has bought for 81, 600, OF ii. X. Webb trustee SUBJ
lots to L. square lO49, each 11.19 feet rront on
H street, between 18th and 10TH streets Iorth-
east.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioners.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN 7 AND u

BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated January o5 -
1879 recorded in Lber No. 900. folio 353 ct seq Es
one OF the land records of the District Columbia I
and ut the request Of the party secured thereby VIII
ofer Tor sale ut public auction in front Of the prem
Uses on FRIDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY OF MAY
AD; 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the following de
scred real estate situated in the city of Washington
In said District TO wit All those certain pieces or par
GELS Of ground known and described Lots numbered
ten tlO) and eleven ID in Gunnell's subdivision of
square numbered three hundred and five t3O5), the
whole having front of fortythree 43) feet 18th
street northwest. and running back the same width
depth Of ninetythree (9) feet to alley, together
with all the improvements ways rights privileges ard
appurtenances to the same belonging
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
years. for which notes of purchaser are to he given
bearing interest froD day of sale at per per
deed Of trust en- the property sold all cash at
on each lot at time OF sale. Conveyancing at pur-
chasers cost. Terms to be complied with i'll ten days
otherwise the trustee the right to resell the
property at risk and cost Of defaulny purchaser after
hve days public notice OF such resale i'll some news
paper published in Washington. ID. c.
my2d&ds THOMAS j. HOBBS, Trustee
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DID HH MURDR MAGGIE NcCAKTHY.-Wm. Pattt-
son WIS arrested In Cleveland, Ohio Saturday on
q. warrant sworn out By Mary Odell o servant
GIRL charging him with attempting to assault her.
clues which lead them 70 suspect that PatttSOu u
the man who so cruelty murdered Maggie Accar-
thy few weeks ago. Mary Odell herself claims
to have seen PstttsOn on tho night OF the murder,
at which time he TaS within : short distance q
the spot where the crime was committed He was
held, pending further Developments
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE BEING PREMISES No. 40S 13H


REAL ESTATE. BEING PREMISES No. 40S 1917
STREET SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust. bearing
date the 9th day of August, A. ID. 1873, and duly I
recorded among the land records for the District iii
Of Columbia IN Ii6er No III at folio l39. shall On
A. d. 1887, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in
front of the premises offer for sae at public auction
all that piece parcel of ground described rs the
north half Of Lot six 90 in square numbered two hun
dred and sixtyeight 26S). improved by Three-story
Frame Dwelling with Side Lot, being house and prem
lses No. 4OS 1917 street southwest.
Terms of sale Amount secured and expenses Of sale
cash. and the balance in two equal instruments at six
(6) and twelve CD months secured by decd Of trust
lars at time of sale, and all conveyacing and record
ing at purchasers cost II the terms Of sale not
Trustee reserves the right to resell the risk and cost
of the defautinR purchaser after Ave 5) days. notice
by advertisement Ill some newspaper published In the
District OF Columbia. ALEXANDER +. MORAN,
myl 1-eodAds Trustee.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. ,neer.

VINHONAS DOWNING, Auct.oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON O STREET, BE.
TWEEN 9TH AND 2STH STREETS. GEORGE
TOWN.
virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of a2sS
the District of Columbia passed In equity cause $
lO,563. shall SELL public auction In front Of -
the rrsmises, on sATukD , the EOURTEENTH
lowing described real estate situated in Georgetown
IN said District, being part of lot 121 in Homeads
q point on the south line of Bea tnow % street.
distant 30 feet east from Montgomery tnow 2Sth)
street. and run thence east feet: south l30 feet
west Is feet: north l20 feet to the bssinuing
be made 1t time Of sale. Terms to be complied with
in ten days AL cOnveyancing, &C. ut purchasers
CHAS. H. CRAGlN, Trustee,
my3-d&ds 81 Az street northwest.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

7GNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FRONTING ON TWENTY-FIFTH, ID STREEI'
AND WATER STREET, CONTAINING ABOUT
10000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND, NORTH
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of esss
the District Of Columbia, passed April 8. 1879. ~
In Equity Cause No 6604, Lavinia A. Anderson -
ct al W. Enlalia D. Hall ct al. the undersigned trls-
tees VIII sell It PUBLIC AUCTION: in front Of the prem
HALl-PaSr FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, the following
All OF Lots numbered one Cd and six CD in souare
numbered twenty two (22)
Terms, prescribed by decree, One-third purchase
money cash: balance i'll two equal instalments, one
and two years with interest at per cent. de-
sit OF 100 each lot required time Of sale All
conVeyanciny at purchasers cost Trustees reserve
tight To resell at risk and cost OF defauling purchaser
II terms Of sale not complied with in seven DAYS
A. THOMAS BRADLEY.
4o2 Louisiana NV. (r-,..
BERNARD KILMARTIN, Arustees.
$40 New Hampshire ave. NV.
CHAS s. MOORE.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS Solicitors
400 louisiana ave- NV. my5-dts
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THIS EVENING.
EOLEY, Auctioneer.

kIfUIAEY, AuctlOneer.
will sell all goods contained in Store, 700 Market
MAY TENTH. and will continue daily until the whole
stock is disposed Of Stock consisting in part fol-
lows: Jewelry. Siiver-Plated Ware Pocket Cutlery,
Pocket Books. Albums. Toilet Sets Plush Goods Pic
lures Terra Gotta Goods Looking Glasses, Toys and
otherg Ladies especially invited to attend day
sales, every article will be sold without reserve
my9-1w
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PADUCAH, Ky, May l1.-Intelligence is received
here or a horrible accident yesterday a few miles
from Murray, in Galloway County, which resulted
in the death OF Mr. Bascom Hood IL seems that
the victim Of the accident, In company with Mr.
Cluff Hood, was engaged I'm unloading some heavy
umbers from q wagon on the farm OF Hardin " at
kins Clur's foot slipped. throwing the whole
weight OF the log upon Bascom, crushing him 70
the earth and fractur1ng his skull In several placea
causing instant death.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

i NUNCANSON BROS, AuctloneerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
one OF THE CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE
CITY, SITUATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF
u STREET AND VIRGINIA AVENUE, FRONT
ING ON THE AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS AND
WITHIN A HUNDRED FEET OF THE SMITH
SONiAN GROUNDS. 1T HAS ABOUT THREE
THOUSAND FEET OF PARKING.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of sZa&
the District OF Columbia sitting i'll equity passed
in e, Cause No 9672. shall on WEDNESDAY.-A=-
AZ IEKNO0N. MAY ELEVENTH. 1887, at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. the premises. sell the fol-
lowing described real situated said District
to wit All that part of lot 16 in square 296, begin
ming at the northwest of lot numbered IL ard
running thence southwardly SO feet inches to 30
foot alley thence westwardly 30 feet, thence north
wardly Us feet to Virginia avenue and thence east
wardly with Virginia avenue 81 feet inches to place
Of beginning containing 3S6S square feet Of ground
more or less.
Terms One-thrd cash, the balance in two equal in
stalments in six and twelve months from day of sale.
with cent interest the cash to be made
within fve days after the day of SALE of which de-
post of 100 shall be made time of SALE all cash
at option of purchaser Decree of court authorizes
trustee to sell property in whole in separate lots
Purchaser defray costs of conveyancing If terms
of sale are not complied with within five days after
day OF sale the trustee the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaultng
chaser or purchasers. VIM. SMALL, Trustee,
ap2S-dSds 6:,3 Street